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Explore a comprehensive introduction to the manuscripts of Statius, a significant figure in classical Latin literature. This section provides vital insights into their historical context, textual tradition, and offers meticulously compiled catalogs of associated materials crucial for scholars and enthusiasts studying Roman poetry and ancient texts.

Explore two centuries of Roman poetry through original Latin texts, offering a deep dive into the literary brilliance and historical context of ancient Roman verse. This collection provides invaluable insights into classical Latin literature, highlighting the influential poets and enduring themes from a pivotal period in Roman literary history.

Discover 'Cantares Gallegos' by Castro Roman, a timeless collection of Galician poetry now available in a convenient paperback edition. This seminal work offers readers a profound look into Galician culture and lyrical expression, making it an essential read for literature enthusiasts and those exploring Spanish literary heritage.

This work offers a profound exploration of life and death through the philosophical lens of Lucretius, uniquely presented in the distinctive and evocative poetic metre of Omar Khayyam. Readers will discover ancient Roman thought conveyed with the lyrical beauty often associated with Persian verse, providing a fresh perspective on timeless existential questions.

Explore the captivating world of Roman Republic poets, who laid the groundwork for classical Latin literature during a period of immense cultural and political transformation. This collection delves into the diverse works of early Roman poets, offering invaluable insights into the styles, themes, and historical context that defined poetry in ancient Rome, from dramatic tragedies to lyrical compositions.

This piece delves into the profound connection between historical experience and emotion as portrayed in Lucan's work. It explores how Stoic philosophy shapes the 'poetics of passion,' offering a unique perspective on resilience, fate, and the visceral engagement with the past in Roman literature.

Explore a masterful English verse translation of Virgil's timeless Fourth Georgic, offering a poetic journey into ancient Roman agriculture and beekeeping. This classic reprint provides a meticulously crafted rendition, perfect for scholars and enthusiasts seeking to experience Virgil's profound work in a fresh, accessible format.